Bonanza Creek Ranch is an iconic film location nestled in the foothills of northern New Mexico. The ranch is spread out over several thousands of acres and features a large Western Town set, three separate homestead sets, one of which overlooks a natural pond, and Spanish Fort set, with a dugout structure hidden in the side of a hill in the ...

The Bonanza Creek Movie Ranch is located near the ruins of Bonanza City. [ note 4 ] The Hughes family obtained the ranch during the 1940s. [ 20 ] The family has used the ranch as a filming location since the early 1950s, when scenes from The Man from Laramie were filmed there. [ 21 ]

For over seven decades, Bonanza Creek Ranch has passionately championed New Mexico’s film industry, gaining recognition as a premier filming location in the western United States. It has hosted a diverse array of productions, including major and independent films, television shows, music videos, commercials, and catalogs.

Bonanza Creek Ranch is a premier filming location, reserved exclusively for production purposes. Public tours and visits are not offered at this time.

Bonanza Creek Ranch, originally known as the Jarrott Ranch, began as a working cattle ranch in the early 1950’s and it maintains its cattle operations to this day, raising over 150 free-range cattle annually.

Bonanza Creek Ranch is open for production purposes. Tours and visits are not offered to the public. Dive into New Mexico's film and TV history, where stunning landscapes and a rich cultural heritage have set the stage for countless iconic productions. New Mexico has a long history with film and television. Roll the film.

2021年12月4日 · Bonanza Creek Ranch in Santa Fe, New Mexico, is center stage. Interest surrounding the movie location is high after Alec Baldwin accidentally shot and killed cinematographer Halyna Hutchins...

In 1955 Hollywood’s attention turned to Bonanza Creek Ranch, originally known as the Jarrott Ranch, when they filmed “The Man from Laramie” featuring Jimmy Stewart. The story goes that a former chauffeur for Mary Pickford, Louie Clifford, had started a cab company in Albuquerque while maintaining his connections in Hollywood.

2024年2月22日 · The fatal shooting that killed Halyna Hutchins and injured Joel Souza happened at Bonanza Creek Ranch in Santa Fe, which has been used to film movies and television shows for over 60 years.

Bonanza Creek Movie Ranch has been the "set" for movies since the first "movie town" was built for "Silverado" and rebuilt for the TV series "Lucky Luke." There is a "movie town" that you might recognize from "Silverado" in 1983 or "Cowboys and Aliens" or dozens of movies in between.